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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10

The names OF visitors and absentees and 9th
or such society items are respectfully solicited
for this column. We will be glad II our local
patrons will cooperate with us In making this
department q com plete social feglster.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10
FOR SALE!

A complete stock Of Drugs and
Fixtures, also one burglar proof safe
weighing 2,700 lbs. at a great sacri-
flee for cash, to close out. Elegant
location. Fresh goods. Apply to
j. w. WILLIAMS, Ass'g,
of +. D. RICHARDSON,
Pembroke, Ky.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10

Whom Baby was aick, We gave her Castor,A,
When Sho was a Child aho cried for CastoriA
When she became Mis-. sho clung to CastOria.
Whom she had Children, she gave them cAstOris
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10
ANOTHER UNWILLING

We are selling Dress Goods, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Mattings and Rugs
cheaper than they haveever been sold
in Hopkinsville; and we are making
some special drives in the following
articles, viz: White Goods, Curtains,
Scrim Nets, Table Linen, Towels,
Napkins, White and Colored Coun-
terpains, Corsets, Collars and Cuffs,
Handkerchief, Hose, Irish and Pant
Linen, Clothing,
Underwear and Hats.
Linen Lace, Hamburg and Oriental
never were sold as cheap as we are
selling them now. The best unlaun-
bred Shirt in the world for the mon
ey. Our Ladies Custom Made Shoes
take the lead in QUALITY aud
PRICE.
We also carry full line of all the
leading brands of Staple Goods at
bottom prices.
Respectfully,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10
The best Coal for
wheat threshing is at
Diamond Coal Yard.

A bran new 0 drawer sewing ma
chine for sale at q sacrifice. Apply
at this Office.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10
STEEL, STEEL, STEEL!
SPECIAL!

" 49," eo "
ploy as Foreman of our Wag-
on and Machinery Depart
ment, Mr.. G. w. Gardner, of
Harrodsburg, Ky. He thor
oughly understands the
Wagons, Machinery and es-
pecially Separators. We
have such facilities for re-
pairing Separators that we
can do it in a first-class man
ner, for less money than any
body else. Send them in ear
ly before Harvest.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-10

Jno. Feland, Jr., is in Louis Vile
this week.
4. G. Hanberry has returned from
Lebanon, Ky.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANsRRRS.


The folloWinR transfers Of real estass
we're hisd for record yesterday:
A Denny and wife 70 LnugG Bell,
ell Of lots 2. 8. 8, 10. II and ihs south
two-thirds Of lol 4 al h bleak "a ID firss
addition Of Bell and Denny 20 seattle.
David 7 Dsnny ana Austin A Ball,
executors OF WN Bell, deceased, 10
Lucy q Bell, lofs q 5, south two thirds
Of let 4. the whole Of lots 8. 10 and IL,
81 In block n, In Bell and Denny'a fEsi
addition 70 Seattle. this deed being
made II accordance With The provisions
Of W n Belle will.
D I Denny and Austin A Bill, exs-
cutoFs OF w N Bell. So Mrs Lucy @ Bell
lots and IN block 81 Of the third "a.
dltion Of Bell and Denny 70 Seattle.
Louisa Rosa and Felix @ Rose 70 An
M Q kefns, piece Of ground 90 feet by
20 feet beginning &C the Sc corner uf
lot block ~ in Bells second addition
70 Seattle. $3.50.
Lyman B Anderson aud wife 10 Lue
A Mcclellan, lots 4. and block s 10
Oonstock's addition to Seattle.
Hiram n Pease aud wife TO William
Howard Morris, OF Santa Rosa, Gal, lot
block 8 In A a Dsnny's second ad-
ditioo 10 Seattle, $1,000.
W II Morris 10 q @ Phinney, lease Of
lot 4 block 10 A A Dsnnyis second I'D.
dition, Tor one year. $1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
POLICE c0URr s078s.

AZ Sudns soderhs1R's cnnrt yegisr1al
JOAN Lewis. uho was rem4ndsd % ial
o. he pEsvioas niRkf. % s6bsr 40. wss
ur3srsd - pay 4 a1s % u ard e1s s
o0sss Tor assault and hnsteEy, and y Dc.
fensa Of paymens wHs Nsn1 - i1it
HanFy Robeinz. Nalao1 keepex, ~
ehsfesd wish assanit and hafleEy %
Flask Von MniIzn. and fined d Aa6
costs Wills the pEose1ntox rs huz11
ossf - SO % keep lhe panoe. Rs16in1
announced that Be ehpul1 appeal fFem
Ne d1eisfon % ths Pnllse 1u1es.
fhe eass aEzinsl Jnkn Cara foE
ihr0sLng aesnes q q Ch&nGman, whf1A
cams ~ Gfst % Monday, Wna &lspose1
Of last hizh4 when the eass was o.
missed. Esidsnse Vas pro&used %
ahow that The slones wsEe tkFswn ~
eous Of Catseis feIl0aUoFknen, Gn4 b
3 possible that they may Be bFonRha -
beI0re SudHe 6odeFbeEa today.
tnsFe rs ne oEfmf1Al ba1lnees
bfua9ht before 4udRs jones' court, the
ahols time being taken up with cisil
business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

A wnLL-KNown SEATTLE MAN VINO Will
NKvKR RETURN FROM TEE DIoaUos.
In conversation with Oaptain Bryant
yesterday be said; among the many
persons whom met and converssd with
while on my recent trip 70 Alaska. we're
-evsral Intelligent miners from the 70
kon country. Many Of your readers in
seattle wall remember Anthony Holmes,
Who built little iron steamer here aad
took her 20 Alaska to run between Ju-
mean and Chilooat. carrying passengers
90 their way TO and from the Yukon
mines. Anthony was good rRechanie
and hard worker, but poor maMaRer.
He exhausted his resources in building
tbs steamer, and after getting her fitted
out ready TO take the trip to the north,
De was broke, and u seems that on the
gay 40 the coast be needed little mo
ney, and borrowed u Of bis passengers.
Instead OF ordering supplies when be
arrived there and paying for them when
ne earned the money, be told the meF.
chaRts that be was broke. and being
stranger they refused to trust him. The
result vas be could not get TO work With
bis boat 10 earn any msneys and as bis
expenses we're Funning along, he was
sO0n head over heels IN debt, and his
boat was libellsd. After considerable
delay she Was
SOLD AT AUCTION
By the United States Marshal 10 satisfy
he claims against her. Dat Of the
proceeds Of the sale Mr.. Holmes got
money enough TO take him 10 the Yu-
kon. He never recovered bic spirit.
aowever, after hie boat vas taken frem
aim. and men Who know him we'll tell
ne that be will never come out Of the
diR1in0s, for the reason that be neither
has the health or spirit 10 undertake
she trip. After be lost bis ambition
hls health failed him, and although be
is nov reasonably we'll. be is weak and
hardly able 10 drag himself about He
is batobeloF, about 20 years Of eye,
aud spent many years Of bis life 10
seattle working at his trade, that OF
olacksmlthine, making Q speciality Of
ship work.
Rsporter-Whst kind Of q statement
did she miners make IN regard to the
diQRinRs In the Yukon minee?
Captain Bryazl-They ell reported
tia diRaines very fieb, and bad dust 70
bear O1t their assertions. One Of the
miners Who came down on the steamer
With us was from the Yukon and had
With him about 5000 in dust. He was
on his way 10 Montana. He says the
Yukon mines are rich digRings, bat be
could oct stand the weather, and then
provisions are 90 high that ounce dig
gines Viil DOS justify man 10 vofkisa
he told me that the bulk OF the men In
The mines take oct from SIS 20 $40 per
day 20 the man, and 81 the same time
are compelled TO work AZ the RFeateA
disadvanIage. for the reason that the
ground ~ frozen ell toe time aud has TO
be thaved cot before Il can be worked,
add then again the season during which
men can uoFk is very short. a. the river.
q fros u ever from November 30 May.
All the men With whom | eonveFsed we're
u The same veioe, thai there IL plenty
Of gold IN the Yukon mines, bat that u
costs more In hardship and pFivattou
than it Is worth 10 GET Il out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
TO SroP PLAY AND STEAMBOAT

Yesterday afternoon Q reporter asked
an old steamboat man The signtheanee
Of the presence Of 60 many others OF
the Oregon Railway a Navigation Com
pauy on the sound Of late, and received
the following explaaaai0n; II know
Why they are here, bet as my informa-
ton is OF 9 oOnadsntiai nature an not
al liberty 10 give u away. 0ne thtnG
can tell 700. thoagh, and that " this.
tha Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company has become tired OF playing.
and decided 20 either steamboat on
Puget SQUAD or stop playing.
Rsposter-What do yoa mean b stop
playinRl
Oapiain R-Yoa. Of course, knou
that Wills Captain Clancy is nFst rate
steamboat man be has been handi-
capped By those superior TO him In rash
70 such an extent that the business hss
not gone 70 snit him 81 all. when any
question wonld Gene ~ which needed
prompt ASTON, instead Of Captain
CiaBcy being able % aas. be Ues enm
pelled 30 report 60 the Portland utlcF
and sek fof iestFueiions o. authority 70
aos. Very likely. before replying 20 the
4 N1UE0 CtAtSS ku9 r uHNAAAl0 NtAANAAt1 NpAa@
| refer TIE matter 90 New York, and by
tue time AalhoEity arrived u would Be
900 laaa 10 DO any coed, and the whole
aFranrsment looked like . farce. A
company doing The Business Of The
DreFoa Railway 4 Navigation Com
naass ehoald have one or I've
spers bs@ls on the Sound IN case Of an
emeFsencg, aui they have nol stnRss
enc. The North Pactne, starr, hay
uafd ana Idaho. are al dEiveo % death
| Iba Starr l. badly 10 need Of repair,
haYine ran steadily for Reyss years
withsas everlasting. snd the NORTH
Paciac IL also 10 need Of q resi-. u
essher OF these boats aooold break
dogu. ana they are both Liable 70. the
comuany has no steamer here 10 take
~ rlape. andersiand the neu men,
/ undse PotfeF's management, ere COINS
a. ssaeas aii this, and ! voald nas Be
| snrrr{ssd IL theY woaid bald several
/ steaners saisahls for tue SQUAD trade
slmilar 10 The Horth Paeaae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Ho, Psuuno.-Mr. Ens Mssssf, sf
Ksnt, came 10 the e'aS iaaa svsnin-
He reports that the verk Of picking ne
Aops 4 nov preeFsssinR vesy smsotnsy,
allhunah f0E awhile aome q sac esoa
.eFs we're . little nervo1e over an sgpas-
ent ahoEiaas ID The usual supply o. rseA
eF1 Thia apparent shottARs FsAily -
sal1ed from : number Of growers nasi 8
more plakers than they needeo. As'
Neskss Rays that noN things hAva 40
insled themselves 90 thai there are plen.
" 81 piskers for I'll. The erop ss ahoat
two. thiFda gathered, and the Sork Wi
81 Completed by The tAat Of next wesk.
A. Il aalea, Mr.. Meeker says every one
h quietly awaiting desslepments. The
pEessnt outlook woala adaals Of sales a.
swenay eanla poaaai, bat none are
talked Of. Samples o. thia years efop
Ara nov 90 their Wa9 10 Londons ana
when they arrive there dealers vii 90
bic prices. Mr.. Mesker says EnGiano
and the esniinsnt wsil nesd - ssas'
lR1 On0 hAina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
TIE TIMB SET ToA TIE ARGUMENT M
TIE NoRTHHRN PACIFIC
I1MBNn suITa.
rhe ligt Of eivil ceuaea 40 the Z

THE TIKI SET ron THE ARGUMENT m
THn NoRTHKRN PACIFIC
x1MHKR suITa.
The list Of civil causes 10 the District
Court are being rapidly disposed Of,
some By compromise. Others BY refer
eDcs 10 referee and othefs BY regular
Jury trial.
In she case oe Carrie Franklin against
John H. McGraw, the Jury found 4 YER
dict for the plaintiH in the sum Of
S96s IS.
Tue argument 10 the matter OF ahe
restFainR order made By Judge Jones 10
the case Of the UnIted States a9ainst
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany will be heard on October SIN next,
the parties having leave on OF before
that date to apply for an extension Of
tine,
( Default having been made BY the de-
PENDANTS 10 the suie Of A. !. Baker
against r. o. Shinn, for himself and aa
administrator OF Martha N. Ehinn,
Ethel Wright and Helen Wright, the
plaintiff asked for Judgment, and W.
". Newiin vas appointed guardiau ad
Item to represent Ethel and Helen
Wright, who are minors.
TIE case of z. p. Edsen against w,
q. ootrie. q snit on prouissoFy note.
10 on trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Msrii Win vim and reoslve pubiie reeoeBitlon
and praise. Fscts. wAich aFe the outcome of
general sxperienca. growing through years Of
critical ana prae' teal test beoame "a rooted
and lmmavs6is - ths rsek u eibs altar an pub
nc cPlniaa. add hencsfsrth ned N further
guarantees - 10 their esnuinsness. The andis-
pssshie faet that ewift's EpectEc b tee best
bleed puriHer u The World, is enc OF shess
tnmovahls Gibraltar roek fAsts - uhtcA wo
ssvs Epokan, and every days sxpaEiesce rseas
1pinioo. Every class Of sur people In Amer.
La and u Europs, every trade, calling and
profession, tnelnaing shs medical profssaisn,
have eorse valahtary testimony 70 Tie ~
EArkable virtaes Of 8 9. 9. md its fnfailfhie
efacaey 10 cnEsog all Diseases Of thu blood.
Taess iesttnesiAls arr on hls ~ the thousands
aud ope0 10 the taspecttoo o. Al No9 eeuae
he tha4exscAl pFafssSion, VIE gEstsfally 70.
tifs 70 TIE woadeFfai carnsiNe qaAliflaa e TIE
specfao n their tnalvi1lsai elass Their 49,
timooiala sre aeFevith Submitted b he pab-
lie without furshes cummaent-ses tnFm peak
f0 ths@sslvss. The lsss Il meness q tAs
ara feFmersv Of she neNtdsaes ThaaiPF nar.
In. Germany. and Of Mevsekaris Etoek eoEa-
pany, e chicars- ne gsntiemas b 3 wuII
knuHn mamb-T e - Neu FoFk ITALIA re-
htsr CenHanE. Belh are wal kaewn Il he
asFieai eiFe1as n shls eoastry and n Knropa
LN#M4L|1aE 51NL4IuAa ANI141sENLWa
NV You. Nay 4 issI.
ewsN suerkae c., AglMnaa. &C. --ekanflameu
Hsvfns henn anneysd Via pimpEes. srnrtiona
80 rsashneIl e ths skin, frua I'D oan1i-
tign a ~ haaoa 81 naEa mas yeas, asad
| ~ fnR prspaTatin1 e aeruApMriilA and cher
l akgrfffssd rs1seAssa 10 na sasct fea1 ] een-
saissd . ersnins1t pkys,etan, ksd frun his
I srr.fnaaa received 70 h.naek 1 tnsn esn-
cfues8 % 10y the . q FazaB4y feF tea hleod.
mna e an pectagee, b. t1oruaEh svaAi-
-aaton q NJ troahis aaa rsalnr1Ag Gnoothnes
. M san. h4ss mAds NJ hnpns, aAd aAasE-
frlly Nvs yea thia tesstmnnik fer s1eh nsa
/ 80 psnlieisy - Fo1 Efsh . nAke q r.
cAAAlEr8 RKzDsH,
tsa RsvrFy. psar Casa street.
Har5 uzaEzapSaa Tsstimusy.
Tka sWfa aPec1nr OozDany. AsltntA. Ga =
6anslemsa faF tEe yeArs hs1 . severe esse
al eearma. lnse4 tar HcapA Snipsnr seAEa and
SzE4auB ekAeF rezz1fsa sd uaa pFaseEsese
fae ~ Hzmbsgs 81 PAyk1eaAna, ~ had no
4 rsasf' ~ laMs AsserIntaas - ~ rs 4 .. 4.
rameaT. enA psFan o. eiFAt hossi-a have AoF.
I 49, Fsaasr-i na. sd ySa en- - this eeF.
tteasls - Any E4nnes pa viaA.
Hp9o HAssxEMx.
Hanhar e fAssia TAeataE.
SEu Tazx. MAG = tSs7.
Txuxt1nn 60 Nsaed an4 skin DsNaasea EMiiea
ss~a. THR SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
hsa1aAzaasw pnH1 q AtlaztA. &c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

HIs BREATH Is STILL eAETx.-Mich
ael Copeland, the old man Who proba-
bly, swallowed more. salt water and
lived to tell how be liked Il than an,
man In King county, 10 Row % and
about, and fesls bnt little the worse Of
bis experience. Il viii be remembered
be eame near drowning Saturday night
bat was saved by Gordon Mcdonald, {
Scotsman, formerly Of the bark Ry-
dalmaFa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Rm1axKp.-The Fesignatsoa Of Gus.
toms Omoer 0srdnsE was rendered te
The oalsials 81 Port Townssnd sons
.aonths AGO ana ws learn THAI u has
A.. ~ been ascspted. The reason ts not
..s,s,, MA II i enoaee - say that tie
sssss,.. lo.ss IL Mr.. Gardner one 81 ~
- .sFrssa.i and rApahle ofhoiala
Customs OAese IeEFy nea ~ $3.50 :.
rsqaess. handed - as fesag 1atlea. :. !. !.
net generally believed t1es toe t1esfss -,
% the unite2 Stsees Governs eet 49,
safer % any great extenf tfe@ tAs -
~ tha anrVices Of thsa man Terry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

AT rHs PEETTxsrIAR1.-TheFs are
now 104 prisoners in the Territorial
psnitentiary at WslIa Walla. Nearly
all Of them are actively employed Ia
some work. a large number are max
lng brick, many are making shoes foi
the prisoners and many are working IN
the laundry and cook rooms.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
HOTsPUR REMARKS.

The $40 doth nsaEish Aenss.r there
fore II the SIMMER months it Is only I
uaeaaafa 81 s0mmou prudence DO guard
azaznss nalBrious diseases, iatermftfenl
fsyesS agne and bilio1s stacks.
Many cases Of fever and ague. d0mA
ague and oongestive ehilis were prompt
~ arrested and entirely hauiahsd b. thl
use Of Himmoas L6yeT Regulator. Yer
dsn't say half enouzh ID regard 70 Ia
iieve me when say VS. Sufferer f0l
years and oDIv found rHlief b. IT, use.
-konEHz J. WKxKs. bat&Sia. Kane Co.,
Illinols. 29il
IS different evsnsng shades. GO woe
AlbafFoHs - inches vide, 75s; 30 shades
light 7colosed satin, 60s. Texas q
EiunaRKnnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

ALxA1xA Hks sUocssFsIGx Gaovs.-
A resident Of vAaAon IslAnd yesterday
hsoarhs - he PSE-IsEE8IoESeza Of
ass poms aiaska Of alfalfa hay. waiee
we're s feea, 4 inches Atga- u 1As
taken from 8 heia whish Was soun ope
wear aaa. TAs iBpsesaico eecesallr 80
ssFtalnsd thai alfalfa eADnol he snesesa
fally cultivated In westsxa wanhinRear
Territary is missAks. he sasss - eos
neld in qanatlon pFevea. koux ercps
usrs taksn fra2 the heid aaffn9 ~
pass eamMef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

paea6d naran en- The Nesl11rn Ra
utes Wsdnss1sgs y ". MnlIA Z.
DTVaes. =. =. Hall, J. J. Du1n. :. -
orsav sn6 8 eEniaRnuss.
p1sssf Hnnfinzton % rs ufe4nH
ghoT9 Iane WadnesdaSs p Elt1zzek-
-. Il HEX, +. 0iisens =. y. Wasa.
- =. woods. and . smlGrArl9.
psssed Hedfosd % tie 0saznu \ Cal
Horrfe Wednesday, John 1lliasoy, hlse.
~. IS. Wells, ID Boiinak. j. u. keess y.
r. Johnston. John Copsns Q. 2. Saeeo-
son and Z eanioEanta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
TRULY A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
$40 BWFoRD AvnSUH,

BRsoKLYS. n T.. March IL 1854. (
Il have used Aileock's Porous Piasters
foE the last twenty yeafs- They are
RHly a household remedy. II enc Of
my children has 9 cold and whes 1ss.
cot Al AIlcook's Porous Plaster on the
chest and one between The shoulder
hla6Sa. II any Of ths ohiidrea havt
eronpy coughs CT cougas OF any kind.
place the Plaster Gloss ap- around the
ihFoatg the soothing Effect IL apparent
slmoat always IN tee hours. II they
have . disordered etemsoh, Plaster
Glazed tust hslog ths chest bones make.
digestion peEfeca In bait Q day, II
there is any locseness OF the oogeis
aeoonpanisd By eoldness OF the skin.
two Allcocks poreus Plasiers applied
over the atemaeb, cure in from two 10
ave hcuEG / sotioe paFtioalarly thai
The Piaslsrs never sbrede tbs skin q
canss the sliRhtess irfisation. From ny
oen expeFience. | knoW thsy neysE fan
for Faea1atism, pains 10 Tie back q
lamhmeo.1 q. MIpDEKBnooK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Pnrr1P PaErnus --Ths 0psra Hoass
waa arain crowded last sssning. TIE O.
sassoa bsinR The tAird leetofs q Pailfp
phillsus Tbs lecture. hks t6a tee
uroee5ins ia saFe RcaeFAl sAiiafacttaa,
she snasenea bsla4 ke4h snsertainsd
ara fngtrnaaed b. she lectuHex'e araaa-
An bal iapEeaslVe mstkoa q inparting
inslruefign.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
gooE r0r DID rHz YELlEgs.



Abeas 80 oicEosk yesterday aftsrneon
psopis b shs BhaEf1ss and Counfy A.
ditcF's OEnsss wsEs startled b. hsarinR
seEoama. q Il from soms ous saAsEine
pain. from he iziI bsnsalh. Fnint
sounds q q struggle coaid Be bard.
aeoempanisd b. eqaally FAINT rsmnfks
more foFe1bks than elegant. The latter
wefs dlstinelly of Al Amexf1nn eharse-
/ ssgs vale the Screams uefe thefo11hly
4ouaoi1an- Exidenasy > nsW edi1inn o.
Ne hsaiElci1on ncs waa ID active cpsr-
Teen lhesswas general rnsh msds
Tor the jail yard. Dspzfy 9heEid Nc
L.e1m9nd eFabbed the ksys and. With
ni9 haiF streaming IN tie wino. he snr-
pgl41d every one By she alanff4y WITH
which he Get down slnirs 20 inResfigafe
matters. Several clerks cot 40 % he
faillnR and booked as hard a. they could
e re brick wall whioh chsearsd theiF
xleu. AnotheT eisfk ran % ne 0ouKt
ho18e 30 md 14il4x Hanna, and s1ili
others peeDed expeesaniiY thEoaeh two
fak4e cracks ia the feuce, and divided
their tims betusen LOOKING and asking
Watts going On down theres any
hoWr
TIE screams aud bowls eonfiunad 10
aKise as the aroma from affairs that
we're boiling; and when Depaty MeRsd-
moud opened the door { { tie EiQht hand
wing the terrified face Of Foon Toy pre-
seated itself, and be began Restisalaf,
ine and iahbsrinR II st5ls khAt vas
truly Cainess.
10 eli came about this way: Roon Toy
mast have bad some pookefs IN bis COS
tune o. many coats Which Taller Hanna
die NOT diaoOyef wheu Noon was search.
ed tuesday last, fof Noon seeretsd
pipe and some opium IN some way
known only 30 q Ohinaman. Eoon
nxed bic pipe and was presumably hav-
inR good smoke when another pFis-
oneE bearing the aeam0polifam nama Of
John Smith ubieoted. Foon taught |
Smith an objsel Iesson by pointing % /
the pipe and saying:
my pips." and than continued to In |
hale the smoke.
smith then rose 40 and began pound |
ING F0on over the bead, and Roon be-
gan yelling IS aforesaid. Altar the /
matter vas explained Foon concluded /
- quit smoking, Smith was quietea /
d0Wn and tbs clerks Who were thrilled /
With expectation that 9 murder had /
been committed retarned 10 theiF work. /
The whsle affair wai very exciting 1
While IL lasted.
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NM SrnMxx PAvEMExT.-Ths grad
lac Of Mil street is AlnOsi eSuplssedi
end the usEk Of lAyisG shs plAnk . nov
n uraessas. The gtnde nov forms nn
Iueisns, 20 THAI wsisE enmina ffum
Frsna. apver Mil and James streets wiil
readily Coz into We bay TIE water
ana sspsr PIPES have al been FsUssreo,
% shaa ths Psstuse1s Siil hksly pot -
torn % e. least daring the eomanG yin
A.
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Your orders will be called for, give ne
q trial. 9 @. SrARruP a Co., grocer
Rhird an Spring. sell
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DISTRI0r COURT PRocEgDIYGs.

Cash ". credit. @. @. SraRrup 4 o.,
groceFa Third and Spring. selA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Causn on FHn DnEAg-Rhe steamer
GeosRs y. Starr arrived here fro0 Vie
torsa two bears lais yesterday. Captain
Green. 10 spsAktng Of tbe oaEas o. tie
aainy. sAia We bro1eht from We
turia several ofaesEs Of the Oregea Rail
uaV a NASisanen Company, gho are
tcokiua ever The Soaod eonatEy, an6
landed thea rear Deception Pass, whsFs
shsg viii Be picksd 40 b. The Idaho and
takes throash The paza. In etder %
lnud them Whsre they could bail tha
laahc % had 10 80 aafte distance &C
80 regular Fan- aad hat Il whsa ceoa
ssoueA ons IAis arrival here.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC Z. \, EXCURSIONS
Paxsies going East vii save money BY
callinR % n W. Acs3uxm, On Mil
usPeet less
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For Jour groceries 90 10 @. @. erAnr-
uP& Co.. csFner Third and Spring. sslk
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Ia lsnder q ioS ESQ pFiees receives
large ahipzs2is q nsw eooas % al CO
~@strsenfe. CHRxxn Cx.RART.
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Iadiaa Jersey nndeEvssts, lambs wool
ali tbe Iead,, q light shades, full assort-
ment' Ladi.& imported cashmere
hose, Toklas q IlnRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

FrsnsA IA sAess. $50 ssalsay. 10
,aasea % $50 San FsAnetseo s,pse
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Las sassaln ret scrims. LAspeaa
AasoFtmentA CEEsTkA CAkARf.